As snowfall continues to accumulate throughout Anchorage, the city’s water and wastewater utility is asking that residents grab a shovel and help clear their neighborhood fire hydrants.
The family of a teenager who was found dead early Friday morning on a powerline trail in Wasilla is now sharing more information in the hopes it will shed light on a problem they say is all too common for troubled youth.
The Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum is planning to combine its collection with the Pioneer Air Museum to create a larger Fairbanks transportation museum.
YWCA Alaska hosted its 35th annual Women of Achievement Awards in Anchorage on Monday, celebrating those who have lived up to YWCA Alaska's mission of empowering women, combating racism, and promoting social justice.
The Fairbanks Police Department finds itself operating with 31 staff members out of a budgeted staff of 39, but is looking forward to a series of new officer hires.
A transition report obtained by Alaska’s News Source suggests the new mayor of the Fairbanks North Star Borough will be faced with continued staffing shortages in multiple borough departments.
On Monday, the Anchorage School District hosted its final opportunity for student families to meet and ask questions regarding the district’s proposal to cut, combine, or repurpose seven of its schools.
The LaFrance administration is preparing is move forward with a revised proposed alcohol tax spending plan that will bring back funding for certain programs.
With nearly 4,000 absentee ballots processed Monday, Alaskans are reacting to Republican House candidate Nick Begich III, endorsed by President-Elect Donald Trump, declaring victory over Democrat incumbent Rep. Mary Peltola this weekend.
The extent of the damage to the Homer Spit is revealing itself after this weekend’s strong wind caused big waves and erosion, resulting in periodic closures of homer spit road.
Homer's harbor master said Saturday’s strong weather and waves caused significant erosion in the area between the Kevin Bell Arena and the fishing lagoon along the highway.
Anchorage Artist Amanda Rose Warren loves wildlife and loves to paint wildlife, so she was delighted to hear that the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center would be naming a recently rescued fox after her.
Anchorage School District held their last in-person “Community Conversation” to hear feedback about the idea to close, combine and repurpose some elementary schools Saturday at Bartlett High School.
As speculation continues if there is still an energy role for Gov. Mike Dunleavy to serve in President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration, the governor and Alaska’s congressional delegation is reacting to Trump’s recent leadership picks.
The Kodiak community is preparing to welcome home some of the teens badly burned last weekend after Alaska State Troopers say another teen caused a bonfire to explode at a beach party.
A woman was arrested at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Tuesday night on charges of alleged interference with flight crews on an Alaska Airlines flight from Bethel to Anchorage.